Will the new Iraqi PM sit in the Assembly?

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Will the new Prime Minister of Iraq sit and vote in the National Assembly (like in a Westminster-style system) or will a substitute take his seat? What about cabinet ministers? Do they need to be appointed from the Assembly? If they are members, do they keep their seats?

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From The interim cnstitution of Iraq:

Article 28 [Incompatibility]
(A) Members of the National Assembly; the Presidency Council; the Council of Ministers, including the Prime Minister; and judges and justices of the courts may not be appointed to any other position in or out of government. Any member of the National Assembly who becomes a member of the Presidency Council or Council of Ministers shall be deemed to have resigned his membership in the National Assembly.
(B) In no event may a member of the armed forces be a member of the National Assembly, minister, Prime Minister, or member of the Presidency Council unless the individual has resigned his commission or rank, or retired from duty at least eighteen months prior to serving.

Since the Prime Minister is member of the Council of Ministers, his office is incompatible with an Assembly seat. As to the appointment of the ministers, article 38 (A) rules that they are elected by the Presidency Council upon recommendation of the PM.